Ambassador Zhang Lizhong held a media briefing on March 12th regarding the “Two Sessions,” discussing China’s economic growth and future targets. He highlighted the positive contributions of China to the global economy, set a growth target of 5%, and emphasized the strengthening of China-Uganda and China-Africa relations for mutual benefits in global governance.
On March 12th, the Chinese Ambassador to Uganda, Zhang Lizhong, conducted a special media briefing focused on the “Two Sessions.” During this briefing, Ambassador Zhang provided insights into the latest guidelines from the conference and engaged with questions from various journalists. Key media outlets, including Xinhua News Agency, New Vision, Daily Monitor, and Uganda Broadcasting Corporation, facilitated on-site interviews and covered the event extensively.
Ambassador Zhang emphasized China’s significant progress in high-quality development achievements for 2024, while also outlining ambitious goals for 2025. He reported a positive rebound in China’s economy, which has contributed approximately 30% to global economic growth in the past year, highlighting China’s vital role as a driving force in the world economy. The announced growth target of around 5% reflects the government’s optimism regarding long-term economic prospects and its proactive approach to addressing challenges.
During the briefing, Ambassador Zhang also acknowledged the strategic relationship fostered between China and Africa. He stated that, under the guidance of leadership on both sides, China-Africa relations have reached unprecedented heights. China, he noted, is committed to enhancing cooperation with Uganda and other countries in the Global South, striving to protect common interests and amplify their representation in global governance.
The media briefing by Ambassador Zhang Lizhong underscored China’s economic resilience and goals while reaffirming the commitment to foster stronger relations with Uganda and the Global South. The strategic partnership between China and Africa, particularly China-Uganda relations, exemplifies a collaborative approach aimed at addressing shared global challenges and enhancing representation in international governance.
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